Mexico
Incorporate in Mexico either free and fully online as a Sociedad por Acciones Simplificada (SAS) at gob.mx/tuempresa — natural-person shareholders only, each with an e.firma, and capped at 5,000,000 MXN annual income — or by public deed before a notario or corredor público as a S. de R.L. de C.V. (two to fifty socios) or an S.A. de C.V. (two or more accionistas, with a comisario), inscribed in the state Registro Público de Comercio. Either way the Secretaría de Economía's Autorización de uso de Denominación comes first: free and resolved within 48 hours. Notarial honorarios and the registry's derecho de inscripción are set state by state and scale with the capital social, so there is no national figure for either. The company then registers its RFC with SAT, issues CFDI 4.0 electronic invoices through an authorised PAC, and files monthly provisional ISR and definitive IVA returns plus the DIOT, with an annual ISR return; ISR is 30% on resultado fiscal (art. 9 LISR) and general IVA 16% (8% effective in the border zones under the estímulo decree) — statutory rates that could not be re-confirmed on a fetched SAT page this cycle. Foreign investment must be inscribed in the RNIE and kept reported. Everything filed — the deed, SAT returns, IMPI applications — is in Spanish.
Our fee and the authority’s fee shown as separate lines, with the source for each.
Idea to incorporated, in any country.
Audit-ready books and filings that never slip.
Own the name, the mark and the invention.
The paperwork that keeps a company defensible.
Move goods across borders, fully licensed and certified.
Software that converts, shipped to production.
Qualified demand, measured to revenue.
Some registrations are administered below the national level, so the fee and the form differ by state. We publish a page only where we can actually deliver.